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	Karystos Villa, Evia, Greece - Villa Keona
		Two miles from the traditional fishing port of Karystos, this Greek villa is located on the outskirts of a tiny village called Aetos, which has six tavernas and a small supermarket.
		Karystos is the Southern capital of the Island of Evia or Euboea, which in itself is still relatively unheard of when talking about Greek Islands, even though it is the second largest after Crete.
		Karystos is a bustling working town with many harbour side bars and tavernas from where visitors can enjoy that pastime known as people watching whilst enjoying small plates of mezes washed down with local wine or beers.
	www.eviavilla.co.uk /karystos.php (758 words)

	Echoes Of Ancient Lives - New York Times
		KARYSTOS, on the southern half of the Greek island of Evia, is not a pretty town, nor is it particularly popular with tourists.
		Karystos has a good number of hotels, a list of which can be picked up at the tourist information booth near the ferry docking area on the port (it is open every afternoon).
		An evening meal in Karystos can boast everything from homemade spinach pies to pasta to meat to fish, with salads and wine, and can be had for as little as $15 to as much as you wish to pay.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9D03EEDE1639F937A15756C0A96E958260&sec=travel&pagewanted=print (2402 words)

	Archaeological Museum of Karystos - Giokaleion Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		he Archaeological Museum of Karystos is housed in the west wing of the Giokaleion Cultural Foundation, a bequest of the benefactor Nikolaos Giokalas.
		It was built in 1959 at the Maximilianos Square in Karystos and includes the Archaeological Museum (since 1988), the theatre, and a library.
		It was found at the harbour of Karystos, near Bourtzi, and dates to the 4th century B.C. Inscription on karystian marble from Palaeochora.
	www.culture.gr /2/21/211/21111m/e211km03.html (514 words)

	Karystos - Definition, explanation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Karystos is a small coastal town on the Greek island of Euboea.
		The reconstructed Venetian fortress of Castel Rosso, built in the 13th century on the eastern beach of the town.
		In the proximity of Karystos at 24.6° eastern longitude and 38.0° northern latitude at the circular-total solar eclipse on May 201966 12 sounding rockets (5 rockets of the type "Sparrow Arcas", 5 of the type "Arcas" and 2 of type "Centaure") were launched.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/k/ka/karystos.php (379 words)

	CARYSTUS : Greek rustic demi-god in Euboea ; mythology : KARYSTOS
		KARYSTOS (or Carystus) was a rustic demi-god native to the island of Euboia in central Greece.
		Karystos was probably closely identified with the Euboian demi-god Sokos father of the Euboian Korybantes (whose numbers included the Aristaios-like Kourete Melisseus), and perhaps also with the Titan Krios (literally the "Ram"), father of the Aristaios-like Titan Astraios.
		The seemingly unrelated words sokos-karystos-krios were all, in slightly altered form, used as epithets of Hermes: the strong one, the herald, the ram-bearer.
	www.theoi.com /Georgikos/Karystos.html (280 words)

	Karystos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The reconstructed Venetian fortress of Bourtzi, built in the 13th century on the eastern beach of the town.
		In the proximity of Karystos at 24.6° eastern longitude and 38.0° northern latitude at the circular-total solar eclipse on May 20, 1966 12 sounding rockets (5 rockets of the type "Sparrow Arcas", 5 of the type "Arcas" and 2 of type "Centaure") were launched.
		In the apron of this action one "Sparrow Arcas", one "Centaure" and one "Arcas" were launched on May 15, 1966.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Karystos.htm (273 words)

	Property Evia Greece Farmhouse for Sale Karystos Evia Real Estate
		This property is located on the beautiful island of Evia (Euboea / Evvoia), which can be reached by ferry from the port of Rafina in just 45 minutes.
		There is also bridge connects the island of Evia to the mainland in the north near the capital of Halkida.
		The seaside and the town of Karystos are about 3 kilometers away.
	www.propertygr.com /evia/karystos-farmhouse (480 words)

	Karystos , Καυστος , hotels , restaurants , bars , cafe , taverns , rent a car , ...
		Karystos, together with the other Evia cities, took part in the Trojan campaign.During the Greek - Persian wars and the campaigns of Datis and Artafernis the inhabitants were forced to surrender to the Persians, after heroic resistance, and the area was sacked and looted.
		Afterwards Karystos was obliged to become a member of the First Athenian Alliance after being besieged by the Athenian General, Kimon.
		The ancient city has been located at «Palaiochoria» and the temple of Poseidon has been excavated in the harbor of Geraistos.During the later history, it is significant that the modern town planned by the Bavarian Architect Birbach who was subject to King Otto.
	www.greek-holidays.gr /karystos.html (378 words)

	HALKIDIKI LUXURY HOTELS
		The port-town of Karystos stands at the mid-point of a beckoning semi-circular bay on the southern tip of Evia, the second largest island of Greece.
		Today, Karystos is the cultural and financial centre of Karystia, featuring an array of contemporary services, a well organised hospital, an Archaeological Museum, an interesting Folklore Collection and a Cultural Centre.
		Clinging to its traditional Greek character, Karystos attracts hundreds of visitors each year enjoying the sun at its numerous splendid beaches, succulent home-made delicacies and excellent local wines served at local sea-side and inland taverns, ouzo with innumerable "meze" dishes at restaurants lining the picturesque harbour, modern cafes and night-clubs.
	www.helsun.gr /infodetail.asp?regid=2&infoid=72 (375 words)

	greekworks
		Karystos doesn’t have a cinema, but the Yiokaleio Pneumatiko Kentro Karystou — which houses a library and the town’s small museum —; has a theater equipped with a seating capacity of 200-plus, a screen, and a projector.
		As there are no other cultural activities in Karystos — unless one counts the two nightclub-bars, neither of which ever has live music — not to mention southern Evia as a whole, I expected the theater to be packed.
		I also expected it to be freezing (I’d been warned that the heat, which is never enough in a country where everything is built to ward off even an idle thought of Sahara-like temperatures, left warmth to be desired).
	www.greekworks.com /content/index.php/weblog/print/columbine_in_karystos (1683 words)

	greekworks
		A lot to be said for a place in which the twenty-first century rubs up against last year and the year before that and then the century before that and then five or ten centuries before that, without so much as a chip on, never mind a shrug of, anyone’s shoulders.
		The stores are not gone, though, the way the Puritan Restaurant on the main street in my home town has been long gone; they’re still there, with cardboard piled against the insides of their windows, next to the now-closed community center that once held Myloi’s records, which now reside in Karystos’s town hall.
		There was the castle looming above it to the west, the Ohi massif to the north, a rocky hill shaped like a whale’s nose cutting off the view to the east, and the sea below; there were olive and fig and pomegranate and mulberry trees, and the smell of roses and dust and jasmine.
	www.greekworks.com /content/index.php/weblog/print/myloi (2277 words)

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		Karystos has known great glory at different times, from the prehistoric period.
		It took its name, from the son of the historic-mythical Centaur Heron, the heroic Karystos, who was the ruler of this place and gave it its name.
		Within the sprawling city of Athens it is easy to imagine the golden age of Greece when Pericles had the Parthenon (the most eminet monument of the ancient Greek architecture) built.
	www.greekyachts.gr /article.php?id=133 (886 words)

	GENERAL HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER OF KARYSTOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		He was the first to use (in writing) the Attica language, and to write the most ancient greek pharmacological document entitled “Rizotomiko" and "All About Anatomy”, which is considered to be the oldest anatomic document.
		Endless was the reformation of the Hospital of Karystos and its equipment.
		It is everybody’s wish that Karystos that was abandoned for decades, to be able to acquire a hospital institution which will attend to the health needs of the 15.000 habitants of the area.
	hellas.teipir.gr /Thesis/Karistos/en/page_015.htm (448 words)

	Evia, Ebia, Halkida, Chalkida, Karystos, Karistos, Eretria, Kymi, Kimi, Central Greece, Travel and Hotels Links ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Karystos has known great glory at different times, from the prehistoric period.
		It took its name, from the son of the historic-mythical Centaur Heron, the heroic Karystos, who was the ruler of this place and gave it its name.
		In distance of 3-4 kilometers from Karystos there are picturesque villages into all green slopes and ravines on foot of Ochi mountain.
	holidays-in-greece.com /central/evi (474 words)

	About area ...
		A handful of traditional villages are nestled between Karystos and the Ohi mountain range, in verdant valleys whose streams never cease to flow.
		The beaches stretching from Karystos to the west are sandy and shallow; to the east, there’s no end to deep, rocky coves with clear, cerulean-tinted waters.
		For those who choose to neither walk or swim, Karystos and its environs offer exercise for every palate, for the area has its own wineries and a distinctive cuisine that includes orange-spiced sausage, a type of homemade gnocchi (stuffed with spinach, cheese, or meat), grilled meats, and local seafood.
	www.karystion.gr /about_en.htm (399 words)

	Holiday accommodation rental in Karystos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The holiday accommodation, situated at the end of a quiet earth road in the foothills above Karystos, is a renovated one hundred year old traditional stone house, retaining many of the original features and feel while providing the conveniences of modern facilities.
		The layout is unusual, providing a kitchen, dining room and bedroom on the upper floor and two further bedrooms, the living room and two shower and toilet rooms at the entrance level.
		There is a large terrace with pergola on the upper floor, a small balcony outside the living room and an extensive garden with pool and poolside pergola.
	www.stonehousekarystos.com /index.html (218 words)

	seepage3
		Thanks to the fund-raising efforts of James Essaris and the generous donations from him and his friends in Canada, SEEP was in the position during the summer to rent the house.
		In all, the survey recorded 50 sections of pre-modern trails between Potami and Karystos and 22 findspots along the trails as a result of approximately 60 kilometers of trail hiking and many more kilometers of hiking between trails and to or from the nearest access by dirt road.
		In the field, Ayla Akin, with the aid of Michael Byrne, Roz Schneider, and Sophia Kollias, continued her anthropological study of the pastoral economy of the Paximadhi peninsula, and Beata DeVligher was in Karystos briefly to continue work on her Ph.D. thesis research on the geography of the area.
	jan.ucc.nau.edu /~seep-p/seepage_three.html (2195 words)

	Welcome to Karystos!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Karystos is a lively town with well-laid out streets, squares and public neoclassical buildings.
		You could visit the Castello Rosso (Red Castle), the Fort Bourtzi, the Archeological Museum, the Library, the Folklore Collection, the Roman temple of Apollo in the centre, the gorge of Dimosari, the Dragon House on mount Ohi.
		The food that is served in the taverns and restaurants of the town is good authentic Greek food, fresh fish (the catch of the day), fresh meat, home-grown vegetables and local wine.
	www.geocities.com /ppapalymperis/Home.html (141 words)

	seepage4
		In 1990, we were able to arrange a year-round lease with the Buris family of a beautiful old house in the center of Karystos, which has served as project headquarters during the summers and dry storage for all of our field equipment, library, and map collection during the winters.
		An alternative to this plan would have been to establish a base camp far from Karystos, but that seemed impractical since the route crews will be covering large distances far from any villages or modern roads and it would require constantly moving the base camp.
		The Karystos Museum is now open to the public, free of charge, and an electronic surveillance system has been installed in the galleries and the storerooms.
	jan.ucc.nau.edu /~seep-p/seepage-four.html (2635 words)

	CyprusFocus.Com - Karystos Apartments, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There are 29 one bedroom apartments at Karystos and 12 one bedroom and 4 two bedroom bungalows at Kallenos, each with a spacious lounge.
		Both units are served from the reception of Karystos.
		Karystos Apartments and Kallenos Bungalows offer excellent value for money and provide every opportunity for both adults and children to enjoy a wonderful holiday in the sun.
	www.cyprusfocus.com /en_presentation_en_61_1030.html?listvars=sub%3D1030%26 (132 words)

	Karystos
		Its urban plan was laid out by the Bavarian civil engineer Bierbach, in the middle of the 19th century, near the site of the ancient city of Karystos.
		In the proximity of Karystos at 24.6° eastern longitude and 38.0° northern latitude at the circular-total solar eclipse on May 20, 1966 12 sounding rockets (5 rockets of the type "Sparrow Arcas", 5 of the type "Arcas" and 2 of type "Centaure") were launched.
		In the apron of this action one "Sparrow Arcas", one "Centaure" and one "Arcas" were launched on May 15, 1966.
	www.mlahanas.de /Greece/Cities/Karystos.html (321 words)

	evia ( evoia ) hotels and accommodations evia greece ( loutra edipsos )
		At Halkida, which is the capital of the island, the magnificent tidal phenomenon, the bridge, the fountain Arethousa, the fortress Kanithos, the churches, the Roman mains, the refugee quarters and the mansions are the main sightseeing.
		Agia Anna, Agiokambos, Aedipsos, Amarynthos, Avlonari, Almyropotamos, Vassilika, Lefkandi, Gouves, Eretria, Istiea, Karystos, Kymi, Limni Evias, Lihada, Marmari, Styra, Pefki, Politika, Rovies, Steni Dirfis, Psahna and Orei, are some of the most popular resorts of Evia, as they pulse with natural beauties, traditional aspects, insular mentality, archaeological sites and other interesting sightseeing.
		If you are dreaming about spending your vacations in the heart of natural environment, seize the chance to visit the island of Evia and we guarantee you that you will live an unforgettable experience.
	www.united-hellas.com /tourism/evia (273 words)

	Karystos
		Karystos, the central city in the “Karystia” region is a historic place that can trace its heritage back until the times of Ancient Greece.
		Located on the southernmost point of one of Greece’s largest islands, Evia, it occupies ones of the islands most beautiful landscapes.
		The new Karystos site has just been launched.
	www.karystos.com (159 words)

	All About Greek Wine ™: [Sterea Ellada] - Montofoli Estate
		The Montofoli Estate is located in Palaiochora (ancient Karystos) and with its panoramic view to the sea and its rich land, it has always been a point of reference throughout the long history of Karystos.
		Following the liberation of Karystos the property was bought by Ioannis Paparrigopoulos, and in 1877 was sold to Ioannis Konstandinidis.
		It is said that during the transfer of Karystos from the Catalans to the Venetians in 1365, the contract was signed in this very church.
	www.allaboutgreekwine.com /wineries/montofoli/index.html (338 words)

	Karystos
		Karystos ist ein Ort an der Südküste der griechischen Insel Evia.
		In der Nähe von Karystos wurden bei 24.6° östliche Länge und 38.0° nördliche Breite anlässlich der ringförmig-totalen Sonnenfinsternis am 20.
		Erklärung des Begriff Karystos und dessen Bedeutung wurde zuletzt am 8.2.2006 aktualisiert (Glossar Lexikon Enzyklopädie).
	www.kalkriese.de /Karystos.html (110 words)

	Holiday House Evvoia Holiday House Sterea Ellada Holiday House Karystos Holiday House Greece Sterea Ellada Evvoia ...
		The trip from Athens across the bridge and on to Karystos takes about 3.5 hours and is a good chance to get a comprehensive impression of the beauty and variety of the landscape.
		Karystos is a typical Greek provincial town with ca.
		The beach of Karystos The harbour of Karystos The beach of Karystos Karystos Karystos is a typical Greek provincial town with ca.
	www.rent-holiday-homes.com /details.php?object=4932 (1164 words)

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